The Film Stage Show Ep. 148 – The Tribe
We discuss Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy's harrowing deaf drama The Tribe, now in limited release....
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The Film Stage Show Ep. 147 – Ant-Man
We talk binge-watching and Marvel's latest blockbuster on the latest episode....
The Film Stage Show Ep. 146 – Eden
We discuss the closing of The Dissolve and what it means for the state of film criticism. Perhaps fittingly we then dive into a full review of Mia Hansen-Løve's DJ odyssey Eden....
The Film Stage Show Ep. 145 – Inside Out
We briefly discuss the short film Lava before diving into a full review of Pete Docter's latest animation Inside Out....
The Film Stage Show Ep. 144 – Jurassic World
Welcome to the latest episode of our official podcast, The Film Stage Show. This week, Amanda Waltz, and I are joined by Bill Graham to briefly discuss the ...
The Film Stage Show Ep. 143 – Results
We discuss Andrew Bujalski's latest film, along with David Lynch's Blue Velvet, Spy and more....
The Film Stage Show Ep. 142 – Slow West and Tomorrowland
Head west and go to the future with us as we discuss two recent releases....
The Film Stage Show Ep. 141 – Mad Max: Fury Road
This week we talk the Arnold Schwarzenegger zombie drama Maggie, then the HBO documentary Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck. Following that we dive into our feature review of George Miller's Mad Max: Fury Road....
[Review] Pitch Perfect 2
Part of the joy of the first Pitch Perfect was how unexpected it was. Every moment of heightened reality, every non sequitur, every cartoonish facet of each per...
[Review] Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck
At a certain point it becomes impossible to see a great artist as a person. Rarely do we think about Van Gogh as a toddler. Try to conceptualize Martin Scorsese...
